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You have to enable it at line 74 :: you can disable ddp encoding for all the workflows (except 8-1) (YES or NO default = NO). (except 8-1) |
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I have and it still doesn't work. I have tried every possible combination of settings for converting audio. I actually followed down through the logic and it never seems to call the convertaudio section. As long as MKV is the container, it skips over that section and goes straight to muxing. I don't remember where it was in the code but somewhere I caught a skip if container = MKV. I have also noticed that the temp folder, after demuxing and analyzing the original rip, never contains "audio.format.txt" which, after running through the logic, is also an issue. Here is my settings currently if you want to double-check me just in case. Ignore the input I added on line 1, I did that so I can run different CRFs without changing the batch files. |
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Which workflow? I just tried workflow 1, and it works. Your input must have lossless audio, otherwise the script won't ask you if you want to encode DDP...
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I should have specified to make your troubleshooting easier. I'm using workflow 8-2-1 with lossless THD / DTS-MA. |
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8-2-1 doesnt have this function. |
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Can it be added to the workflow in the next update? If that were added, it
would cut my process in half and save me a remux step.
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8-2-1 doesnt have this function.
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I dont have much time for the script these days but yeah, I can do that. You should disable the script muxing; this way, when the encode is completed, it won't waste time muxing the output. |
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Thanks, I appreciate that! I would do it myself but Powershell is my go-to language and this batch file is a monstrosity of code that makes my head spin trying to follow the logic through without a thorough understanding of all the processes LOL. Kudos to you on this work though, it has made my life so much easier when it comes to my movie rips.
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I dont have much time for the script these days but yeah, I can do that. You should disable the script muxing; this way, when the encode is completed, it won't waste time muxing the output.
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In what way would PowerShell be better than batch .bat with respect to logic? |
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I didn't say that it would be, though honestly, if it were done in PS, it
would be 1/10 the lines of code that it is currently and a GUI would be far
easier to design for it since you can use .net functions and Windows forms.
All of these repeated processes that run would be functions that are called
when needed, passing the required parameters as inputs and outputting
anything needed to carry to the next step of the workflow.
Believe me, I used to do batch and VBA scripting but when I got into PS, I
find it is so much easier to do complex code than batch. VBA however is
still needed occasionally. PS is basically an updated version of Batch to
be honest.
It would take weeks to sit down and convert this entire script over to PS
and you would need an extremely thorough understanding of every step in
order to know what can be converted to functions and what can't. So it
wouldn't be worth the work at this point.
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took 2sec to add actually... This version requires the latest dovi_tool |
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Took me a bit to test because I was waiting on a movie to come in. Working great. Thanks, I knew it would only be a few lines to change, I just couldn't chase them down because I am not familiar enough with everything going on in the script so much appreciated. |
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OK, so I've done a few movies and I have just one more issue. I would like to only keep the re-encoded EAC3 track and drop the lossless originals but it always muxes in the lossless track too. So, I have the settings below, am I missing anything? set MUX=YES |
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I'll check it out later. been busy sorry |
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All good, I only tagged you thinking you probably missed the message last week |
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This works great! Thanks for the work on this |
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I encode all of my Lossless tracks to 7.1 1024 Kbps for all of my encodes. Is there a reason that I have to do it separately before encoding my rips? I have gone over all of the settings several times over and it seems that when muxing to MKV, it completely skips all of the audio conversion code. Am I missing something or is this by design?
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